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Several of those present including Mr. E Mrs. Art Thompson , Mrs. Paul Iverson and Mrs. H. W. McHugh said that, although they had received the original notice, they had received no official notification of this meeting. Several others • present questioned why they were not included on the listing of persons who were sent notices of the two hearings. They were told distances are set by law for consideration in making up such lists. The lists were identical . Motion by Mr. Hiebel , seconded by Mr. Bowerman to table action on the Ernst proposal until the next regular meeting on November 18th so that proper notification could be sent to the residents on the official mailing list with the provision that any of those present whose names were not included on the list could request their names be added to it. Voting on the motion: Aye: Hiebel , Bowerman, Letourneau and Cowan Nay: Rymarchick and Marks Motion carried. Mr. Ernst then indicated he would be out of town November 18th. Motion by Mr. Marks and seconded by Mr. Cowan to request that the Council direct the Board to reconvene the August l9th Public Hearing on the Ernst proposal at their December 16th meeting at which Mr. Ernst might present his revised site plans for building on the property owned by American Monarch at approximately 2901 37th Avenue N.E. Before voting on the motion Mr. Ernest indicated he would revise his schedule so that he might be present for the November 18th meeting and the makers of the motion agreed to amend their motion to set that date for reconvening the Public Hearing and to include Mr. Bowerman 's suggestion that further application fees be waived for Mr. Ernst. . The motion, as amended, carried unanimously. The meeting was recessed at 8:55P.M. and reconvened at 9: 10 P.M. by Mr. Marks as Chairman Pro Tem since Mr. Letourneau left the meeting during the recess. ,/----The Board then considered the request from Mr. Gerald Louiselle, 3400 Croft Drive, that he be allowed to convert the Hedlund house at 3908 Silver Lake Road to a florist and gift shop. Mr. Louiselle showed his plans for the changes which would have tq be made on the house to enable him to transfer the florist shop he now operates in Apache Plaza to the new location. He flet he could use the same parking arrangement which had been agreed upon when Mr. Gordon Hedlund had been granted a conditional use permit to convert the house to a construction business. Mr. Louiselle was also agreeable to accepting the stipulations set for granting the permit to Mr. Hedlund. The property owner was also present and said the conversion had not been made and he did not feel would now be implemented. Mr. Louiselle said he would require some signage and planned extensive landscaping around the building , which he felt would definitely improve the appearance of the property but did not anticipate use of that area for sales or merchandise display. ~1